Opinion

Sumud and children of Palestine

M Reza Behnam : A NATION that maims, kills and starves men, women and children is unlikely to survive. Also, leaders of nations who have aided in those atrocities will

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IMF and World Bank: legacy in flux

by Humayun Kabir : MULTILATERAL donors and lenders are international financial institutions that provide loans and other forms of financial assistance along with policy support for developing countries. The institutions,

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Using mathematics in climate change models

Sadia Sultana Rimi : CLIMATE change stands as one of the most pressing global challenges of the twenty-first century, with its impacts reverberating through both the natural environment and human

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Economics of digital services

Abdullah A Dewan : In a stunning development that shook North American trade diplomacy, President Donald Trump announced on Truth Social that the United States is ‘terminating ALL discussions on

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Playing out a colonial tragedy

Lawrence Davidson : AT THE heart of the long-established structure of US foreign policy are powerful special interests (lobbies). Interests that are capable of substituting their parochial interest for national

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Israel’s enduring pursuit of Palestinian disunity

Ramzy Baroud : ISRAEL is aggressively implementing plans to shape Palestine’s future and the broader region, sculpting its vision for the ‘day after’ its genocide in Gaza. The latest, bizarre

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My AI guilt

by  Obaidul Hamid : THERE are certain things in our fast-changing world that occasionally give me a feeling of guilt, if not sinfulness. Artificial intelligence is one of them. This

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A recipe for geopolitical decline

Abdullah A Dewan : THE July 7, 2025, letter from President Donald J Trump to Dr Muhammad Yunus, the chief advisor to the government of Bangladesh, reads like a familiar

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